Egehan Butik Hotel Dalyan

We were delighted by the cozy, family atmosphere at Egehan. For dinner in Dalyan, it's a place to go if you're after an evening of fine food. The selection is extravagant, tasty, and high quality. The lunch menu ranges from hamburgers to fine snacks, and we'll try it in the next few days. Looking forward to it.

We spent 3 days at Egehan Butik Otel, and it was a peaceful little boutique hotel. It's close to the centre but away from the noise, about a 5 minute walk. The rooms were sparkling clean, which matters most to me, with no trace of smoking, only a clean smell. From the minute we arrived, the staff greeted us with smiles. We were lucky to meet the owner, Murat bey. He made sure we had a great time and helped with everything, including our luggage, which had been lost during our flight. He even drove us to some places we needed to see. I also saw Murat Bey buying local food from families along the way, supporting local people and choosing the best ingredients for the food. The food was awesome, and we loved the friendly, homelike feel. Such a perfect start to our honeymoon, I'm so glad we stayed here. No cons. Thank you so much to Murat bey and his team. Hope to see you again 😊

Egehan Butik Opel Restaurant was a pleasant surprise, and I'll be visiting again soon. It was my first time at this new restaurant, with friends. The menu had good choices, and the food was laid out beautifully and tasted great. It's not the usual Turkish fare most restaurants serve. The bill was reasonable, and they even gave us a free ride home. If you want to leave stuffed, go somewhere else. But if you want to be well satisfied with great flavors, give it a try.

We spent two peaceful days at Egehan Butik Otel, and Gino made us feel welcome as soon as we arrived. Since we were the only guests, we got a spacious ground-floor room with patio doors opening toward the breakfast area and pool. It was modern, with a comfortable large bed, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and plenty of cupboard space. The bathroom was modern too, with free toiletries and a strong waterfall shower. Gino kept the hotel and room spotless and was happy to help with anything. The restaurant was closed for the off-season, but he still put together a terrific Turkish breakfast: hot toast, scrambled eggs, lots of preserves, fresh tomato, cucumber and cheeses, plus tea, coffee and water. The saltwater pool area was wonderfully quiet. It’s about a five-minute walk to the riverside and ten minutes to the town centre. Highly recommended, and thanks to Gino for making our stay so special.